The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 62
... Goethe was supremely poetic , his senile love for Ulrike von Levetzow prompted him to write the immortal Marienbad Elegy . Ulrike was then nineteen years old , Goethe seventy - four . The young girl considered him a kind of grandfather ...
... Goethe was supremely poetic , his senile love for Ulrike von Levetzow prompted him to write the immortal Marienbad Elegy . Ulrike was then nineteen years old , Goethe seventy - four . The young girl considered him a kind of grandfather ...
Pagina 102
... Goethe's life , and within the young Goethe who was in love and began to write ; within Counselor von Goethe , the adornment of the princely court of Weimar ; within the aging Goethe , carefully building up his own legend , there was ...
... Goethe's life , and within the young Goethe who was in love and began to write ; within Counselor von Goethe , the adornment of the princely court of Weimar ; within the aging Goethe , carefully building up his own legend , there was ...
Pagina 158
... Goethe's poem told a story , as every ballad does , and as they understood painting , the main object of the canvas was to represent some critical moment in the story . In The Fisherman they saw a naiad emerging from the water before ...
... Goethe's poem told a story , as every ballad does , and as they understood painting , the main object of the canvas was to represent some critical moment in the story . In The Fisherman they saw a naiad emerging from the water before ...
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COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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